#aporinity

Here is a graph showing how the aporine side to my bigender identity (asteresque), depicted as a spectrum from neutrality to maverinity. There are qualities that exist between them, leaning more toward neutrality (neutrimav), leaning more toward maverinity (neuverine), and being right in the middle (neumav.)

And below is the same graph but with related centrigenders shown, just for fun. My aporagender exists in a sort of galaxy of related aspects and proximals, so I wanted to show that here.

I'm not sure what this means for me. I wanted to see what it would be like to depict my gender in this way because I'm currently questioning my relationship to neutrality and whether or not I always experience it. This is my way to visualize it. It may even be a sort of demiaporaflux thing or something. I'm not sure!

Kegreaporinity

[PT: Kegreaporinity]

Kegreaporinity, a kegregender(link) term for when all of one's genders are Aporagender(link) (gender quality).

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Aesthetlity pronouns

Aity/Aesthet/Aesthetine/Aesthetic/Aesthetilty

Xeninity pronouns

Xin/Xeno/Xenine/Xenic/Xeninity

Masculinity pronouns

Min/Masc/Masculine/Butch/Masculinity

Aporinity pronouns

Ain/Apor/Aporine/Apora/Aporinity

Neutrality pronouns

Nin/Neut/Neutraine/Neutral/Neutrality

Femininity Pronouns

Fin/Fem/Feminine/Femme/Femininity

Of course you don't have to emotionally, or outwardly align with any of these expressions to use these pronouns💕💖

Aporique: an autonomous aporagender/aiagender. A gender that is simultaneously autonomous and apora-in-nature (AIN). 

Alt. words: aporaique (based on péraique), aporanique (aporanine), aporinique, ainique, aporagenique, aporagique, aporainique.

Happy 20th of the month, lol.

Let's take a dive into atrinarity, specifically outherinity! This is a term I've been fixated on for a while and it does a great job at painting a picture of experiences that aren't masculine, feminine, or neutral.

What do you think? Do you relate to this term?

Outherity (outherinity/outhrinity/outhrity): a descriptor of new gender qualities (attributes or essences), to give a general name for a fifth, sixth, seventh, etc. quality. 

Folks can describe outhrine/outherly qualities can as apart from those other four ones (neu/masc/angi/fem), yet not exactly xenine; entirely new but can be compared to the overall four terms; or unique combinations among the otherly four (i.e. simultaneously neutral & masculine yet seeing it as something different or separated).

May even be useful for people with culture-exclusive genders, if they think the overall four qualities do not apply to their identities and/or experiences.

I'm thinking that my neutrality ebbs and flows, that some days my genders are closer to neutrality while other days my genders move farther away from it. And because this is a change in the presence of gendered aspects or qualities, but my genders themselves don't change, I don't consider myself genderfluid or genderflux. Instead, it's more like the neutral-to-maverine elements that make up my aporagender identity move along a sort of spectrum back and forth. Sometimes neutrality is entirely present, sometimes it moves away completely and it's more of a maverine element, and sometimes it's somewhere in between (some kind of "neumav" situation.)

I don't know. I'm just speculating right now. I do like the word "element" here to describe the qualities and aspects of my genders. It just feels right, and I'll probably use it more often. Maybe I can view my aporagender identity as having the quality of aporinity, which is made up of neutral and maverine elements.

And hell, I'll even say that asteresque can be made up of maverine elements. If it wants to be. It can be whatever it wants. It's aporine, so that encompasses both neutral and maverine qualities.